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Originally Posted by Lost Generation
This is a very slow process, much slower than what my recruiter said.
First you put in your g845 Wait for approval Then you take asvab Then your medical exam Then your OPI Then you enlist Then you wait around 6 months for SSBI Then you ship to BCT |
Do you have any medical experience ? Or speak any other language? Or anyone can just join as a paramedic?
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Originally Posted by Lost Generation
This is a very slow process, much slower than what my recruiter said.
First you put in your g845 Wait for approval Then you take asvab Then your medical exam Then your OPI Then you enlist Then you wait around 6 months for SSBI Then you ship to BCT |
Do you have any medical experience ? Or speak any other language? Or anyone can just join as a paramedic?
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Originally Posted by Demise
Anyone passed an SSBI yet?
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Originally Posted by Cris_32
Do you have any medical experience ? Or speak any other language? Or anyone can just join as a paramedic?
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Originally Posted by Syntex
So if I was to join MAVNI with DACA, would I still get U.S. citizenship regardless of my EWI? I don't want to join just for the citizenship, I feel like I need a change in my life and I feel like the Army would be a great opportunity to do so. Though I would prefer to join the Air Force instead. Since they do say it's for legal non-citizens, although they accept DACA applicants too, that EWI wasn't the legalest thing ever.
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Via MAVNI you get naturalized under section 329 once you're out of boot. Which requires you to serve at least 1 day in a designated periods of hostilities. There is no requirements as to your status. In addition section 329 naturalization overrides the section 316 ban on naturalization if you're subject to a final order of removal (though they might reject you due to a removal order, the recruiter I spoke to basically had no idea what to do about me, and just decided to send my stuff to USCIS and see what happens, came back okay, but I decided that military isn't for me).
Basically, you get citizenship right off the bat, but you need to serve honorably for the 5 years. If you get lower than a general discharge ("other than honorable" or lower), you'll lose your citizenship. If you're discharged for medical / family reasons then it's case by case basis, but generally they won't take anything away.
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